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@@tyriceholliday4151 awful. I ended up ordering a setup from cigar city soft wash.

@@TCGaming-gu3kv I just did this customers truck last weekend and it’s holding up amazing. It’s outdoor kept and and daily driven too. Impressive stuff.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC seems like Ill be getting some, thanks for the reply

@@TCGaming-gu3kv of course. I’ll do m updated video next time I clean it. My only advice is make sure you prep the paint well and avoid direct sunlight. Super easy to work with.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC gotcha

@@johnhall7940 really? That makes me want to upgrade. I feel like I’ve outgrown the 4 pretty fast but haven’t pulled the trigger on any upgrades yet.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC I cant imagine a 4gpm taking space on my rig.

Better than a trailer or van 🤷‍♂️

It’s flooded. I even came down on my prices and get so many tire kickers. I started paver sealing too and it’s the same problem. Lawn care companies are the new $99 guys

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLCappreciate the quick reply. That’s what I’m reading everywhere about central FL. Can you make 60-70k a year? is it just so saturated people are dirt cheap and only willing to hire the cheapest guy?

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLCI’m in NC and we are considering a move to FL for my wife’s job. I have done house washing here and I can get $250 for a standard house wash and $150 or so for a typical 2 car driveway surface clean

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It does good for its purpose. The small gas tank is inconvenient, but it gets the job done. Starts every time.

Thanks man! It’s 3/8. Running an Active 2.0 washer.

Thanks 🙏 man using the same size but wondering if going to a 1/4 will be better any suggestions

@@E21AutoDetailingI would stick with 3/8. If you cut down to 1/4 you’re gonna lose some flow rate. More water = faster rinse time

3/8

It’s ridiculous how cheap people are here I 100% agree

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC I am in lakeland and scared to go full time because so many people think $225 for a car is too much for a detail. I can't go any lower than that lol

What size is that bucket of water gallon and where did you get it from

@@LoSoFrmDaGo it was a 3 gallon. I broke it though lol. Think I got it from autzone

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC ok thank you

Yes I definitely do need an inline filter!!

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC get one asap bro that can save your pressure washer from burning up from dirt etc getting In . They're 13$ on Amazon for a 1 inch 40 mesh I've even found them for 9.99 and my pressure washer is almost 3,000 protect them at all cost from customers water you won't believe what I pull out my inline filters . Lizards etc

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Thanks for watching! I’m in Lakeland, FL. I would definitely go with 200ft or at least 150. Otherwise you’ll be forced to drive in peoples yards. I’m running flexzilla currently too but it’s deteriorating pretty fast and kinks up pretty bad now that I’ve got some use in it.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC Yeah, I hear ya... I was thinking that too... Well, how long does a full battery last on that battery?

@@KingdomKleenPW so I’m not sure how long it lasts completely, but it lasts for a full days worth of work. I put it on the tender every night.

Thank you

Yeah thankfully I’ve never had to batch mix. I do a lot of down steaming and only usually break out the 12v to pre and post treat concrete. And that’s actually a 16” BE cleaner. I had a knock off 20” and it did okay but the 16 definitely runs better with the 4gpm.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC I've had somebody telling me they run a 20" with a 4gpm, but you have to walk slower with it. It may actually be quicker with a 16" Do you feel like you cover a good area with the 16"? I have a 14" right now, but with a 2.3 GPM, it isn't great lol.

I’m not sure what brand it is exactly. I got it at a topper store. Cheapest one they had. Works great.

Yeah it isn’t worth 5k. The guy was really nice, but it was definitely a rushed build and the softwash setup was pulling straight bleach because they don’t use metering valves. You could get more for 5k in your own build for sure.

@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC yea I figured it wasn't. I been doing alot of research on stuff and I saw I could get all the Tanks for around $150 bucks so how was it worth 5k.

Doug Rucker has a video about venting your SH tank on his channel. He explains it better than I do. From what I can tell, venting it may actually keep it more stable if you store your trailer outside. There’s some controversy behind it, but the corrosion seems to be a lot more manageable since I added the vent.

Great advice. Thank you!!

Thanks! I’ve had it for 6 months now with no issues. I rinse for like 5 minutes after each job though.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC great advice. I wasn't rinsing long enough on my everflo 5.5. it only lasted a few weeks. Had a delavan 5.0 prior to that lasted a year. I may get a 7.0 like yours and keep as a spare, hopefully good further distance.

I use pretty much 100% car candy products. My prices have ranged from 150-350 per unit. 150 for vans inside & out up to 350 for dump trucks inside & out. I charge more for commercial than I do residential.

Honestly they’re really inconsistent lol. I go through them like crazy between detailing and pressure washing

Thank you for watching!

lol it’s rare that people know the meaning of the name. I hit a good win in 2020 during Covid and used the funds to build my detailing business. I still hold XRP til the cows come home 🚀

All Ponzi's some have to lose big for others to make big. Crypto is the most successful pyramid scheme ever created

@@user-ep2es1mp5r Absolutely. I have no desire for actually using a block chain or Bitcoin. Would be terrible actually. I did make a 35x return on my investment in crypto. I haven't touched it since I got burned when BTC left bear market and made the wild recovery. Let's just say I lost out on millions and I'll never forget it.

I honestly wouldn’t mind having both on a trailer for water use purposes. Appreciate the input!!

I just got an offer to clean a hotel build my so now my mind is spinning about an 8 gpm again. I could probably fit an 8 on my trailer but that’s expensive lol.

It is but u got the buffer tank for it so take the jump lol

Yeah I’m not sure exactly what I want to do yet. That’ll likely be my next upgrade though.

Thank you! Yeah it’s super user-friendly and easy to maintain.

No turtle wax seal & shine

I don’t believe they do but they might. It’s sold in a metal can because of the chemicals in it.

I’d say around 5-6. I eyeball it usually.

Yes, it is!

Did I miss your message or did I respond? Make sure you got the right IG. diamond_handsdetailingllc But since you asked, that’s a great video idea for my channel so I think I’ll do a video this week on that. Message me on IG though and I can help too.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC yes I believe it’s the right ig because I recognize your logo. It’ll be a message from Lowes lawn care..and it wasn’t a rush or anything..more or less just was trying to make sure it was the right one so I hopped on here to reach out as well..

It’s awesome stuff. Been using it for 3 years now.

I’ve had better luck with radiant rinse than Formula 4. You can tell Radiant rinse is a dedicated rinse agent whereas I’ve gotten streaks from Formula 4 if I don’t rinse quick enough. Thanks for watching!!!

I don’t believe the protection has much longevity, but it makes the drying process soooo much easier! Thanks for watching!

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC glad someone finally did a video on it ! I’m sold

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It’s a big tank that i have at home. Bought it on RV mods. I also live close to the Car Candy detail store and you’re able to fill up with spot free water there too.

@@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC do you have instagram or something else to dm for advice and tips? I have some questions from time to time, that’s if you don’t mind.

It’s 60. Honestly if you are good with going bigger the 100 would prevent refills during a full work day, but 60 is definitely nice for low pro

It’s not as bad as you think. Everything is within arms reach and I just make sure I put everything back where it belongs rather than crawling into a van to fill water, find materials etc. A fully built high roof van would be nice but then I lose accessibility like I have with the truck. It does get a little cluttered after a day or 2 of work though lol.

I use a 98 chevy Astro. Best rig in my opinion. It does have almost 400k on the odometer so I’m thinking about using my gmc sierra 1500 with a 6.5 ft bed. 1 reason I believe the truck is better is the insurance. Insurance companies want an arm and a leg for cargo vans.

You definitely don't need a van. A truck works just as well. A trailer too. You don't have to it or pay for insurance gas or maintenance